The teacher used several strategies to engage students and assess their learning and progress. She set challenging but achievable tasks that required cooperation and developed social skills. She integrated various assessment tasks into classwork, including those involving reading text, images, and graphics. During lessons, she would present open-ended questions for students to discuss, allowing them to work individually or in groups, and would challenge and correct their responses. She provided kind feedback to students and contacted parents about homework. The observer was surprised by how collaboration helped students think less personally and delighted by rewards good students received from the teacher.
The teacher used several strategies to engage students and assess their learning and progress. She set challenging but achievable tasks that required cooperation and developed social skills. She integrated various assessment tasks into classwork, including those involving reading text, images, and graphics. During lessons, she would present open-ended questions for students to discuss, allowing them to work individually or in groups, and would challenge and correct their responses. She provided kind feedback to students and contacted parents about homework. The observer was surprised by how collaboration helped students think less personally and delighted by rewards good students received from the teacher.
The teacher used several strategies to engage students and assess their learning and progress. She set challenging but achievable tasks that required cooperation and developed social skills. She integrated various assessment tasks into classwork, including those involving reading text, images, and graphics. During lessons, she would present open-ended questions for students to discuss, allowing them to work individually or in groups, and would challenge and correct their responses. She provided kind feedback to students and contacted parents about homework. The observer was surprised by how collaboration helped students think less personally and delighted by rewards good students received from the teacher.
Assessing students work Observe and record strategies used by the teacher to assess learning. 1. How did the teacher monitor classroom activities? Set tasks that are doable yet challenging to maintain student interest. Encourage cooperation by setting tasks that require interdependence. Facilitate development of the social skills necessary for working together 2. What sort of designated assessment tasks are integrated within classwork? Visual/Text: Learning through reading printed text. Visual/Graphics: Learning through seeing images Visual/Text: Learning through reading printed text 3. How does s/he assess the learning during lesson? 1.Present an open-ended question for students to discuss or solve. 2. Students can work individually, in pairs or small groups, or as a class (or combination of these). 3. Have students share ideas with class, making notes on the board. 4. Challenge their responses or have other students challenge the responses on the board. 5. At the end, correct any misconceptions, note opposing points of view, and summarize main points.
4. How did s/he give feedback to facilitate learning?
She make the children clap for the person who answer correctly And if they didn't she let them know in a kind way
5. Did s/he give homework?
Yes she did and she contact the parents to tell them about homework 6. Which of these strategies would you use/not use? Why? I would use all of her strategies because they work well with the children
7. Was there anything that could have been done differently?
Well I thnk that she could use more rewarding to the children 8. What surprised you? That the collaboration establishes a personal connection between students and the topic of study and it helps students think in a less personally biased way. 9. What shocked you? That some students still behave in a bad way she punishes them 10. What delighted you That the good students get presents for the teacher ,like candy